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AA & NA Meetings in the United States: Find Recovery Meetings Near You

Find free AA and NA recovery meetings in every state across America. From New York to California, Texas to Alaska, meetings are available in-person and online, 24 hours a day.

We track 58,848 recovery meetings across 50 states in the United States. 10,540 are available online via Zoom.

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Browse by State

Select your state to find AA and NA meetings near you.

New York 7,381 meetings · 622 cities Arizona 3,584 meetings · 132 cities California 1 meetings · 1 cities Texas 3,148 meetings · 248 cities Florida 4,522 meetings · 274 cities Virginia 3,003 meetings · 250 cities Oklahoma 3 meetings · 2 cities Ohio 1,598 meetings · 230 cities Missouri 1,782 meetings · 226 cities Tennessee 2,566 meetings · 187 cities Pennsylvania 1,541 meetings · 322 cities Minnesota 1,417 meetings · 189 cities Michigan 1,754 meetings · 142 cities Kentucky 43 meetings · 17 cities Indiana 1,712 meetings · 205 cities Washington 3,336 meetings · 201 cities Iowa 1,507 meetings · 245 cities Kansas 3 meetings · 2 cities Connecticut 1,850 meetings · 182 cities Oregon 975 meetings · 110 cities Nevada 1,475 meetings · 30 cities Colorado 1,656 meetings · 65 cities Nebraska 1,513 meetings · 156 cities New Mexico 247 meetings · 38 cities Arkansas 1,190 meetings · 125 cities Mississippi 1,014 meetings · 108 cities Wisconsin 636 meetings · 137 cities Illinois 1 meetings · 1 cities New Jersey 964 meetings · 230 cities South Carolina 923 meetings · 89 cities North Carolina 1,140 meetings · 151 cities Maryland 705 meetings · 59 cities Maine 933 meetings · 181 cities Alabama 689 meetings · 77 cities Georgia 816 meetings · 149 cities Massachusetts 710 meetings · 62 cities Rhode Island 543 meetings · 47 cities Vermont 16 meetings · 9 cities South Dakota 3 meetings · 2 cities Louisiana 432 meetings · 58 cities District of Columbia 425 meetings · 1 cities Idaho 264 meetings · 36 cities Delaware 212 meetings · 12 cities Hawaii 233 meetings · 20 cities Montana 174 meetings · 28 cities Alaska 154 meetings · 21 cities Utah 41 meetings · 4 cities West Virginia 1 meetings · 1 cities New Hampshire 11 meetings · 7 cities

Recovery Meetings Across America

The United States has the largest recovery meeting network in the world, with over 86,000 weekly AA and NA meetings running in all 50 states. Whether you're in Manhattan, rural Montana, or anywhere in between, there is a meeting near you.

AA in the United States

Alcoholics Anonymous was founded in Akron, Ohio in 1935 and has since grown to become the largest recovery fellowship in the world. Today, tens of thousands of AA meetings run weekly across every US state. The states with the most meetings include New York (7,700+), Arizona (6,800+), California (5,500+), and Texas (4,900+).

US-based online AA meetings are the backbone of the global online meeting network, with over 8,000 meetings running on Zoom every week. Many operate 24/7, meaning there is always an American AA meeting available no matter what time it is.

NA in the United States

Narcotics Anonymous has a major presence across the United States, with meetings in every state. NA welcomes anyone recovering from drug addiction of any kind: it doesn't matter which substance. Many NA members attend both AA and NA.

If you're looking for NA meetings in your state, select it from the list above or join an online NA meeting right now.

Online Meetings from the US

The United States accounts for the majority of English-language online recovery meetings worldwide. With over 9,000 online meetings per week across multiple timezones (Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii), there is always a US-hosted meeting available.

These meetings welcome anyone from any country. Visit our online meetings page to see what's starting now in your timezone.

Getting Help in the US

If you're in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, 24/7) or SAMHSA at 1-800-662-4357 (substance abuse helpline, 24/7). For more resources, visit our crisis support page.

If you're thinking about quitting alcohol, our guides cover what happens when you stop drinking, alcohol withdrawal, and your first 30 days sober.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find AA meetings near me in the US?

Select your state from the list above to browse AA meetings by city. You can also join an online AA meeting right now: over 8,000 US-based AA meetings run on Zoom every week.

Are AA and NA meetings free in America?

Yes. All AA and NA meetings in the United States are completely free. There is no membership fee, no insurance needed, and no referral required. A voluntary basket may be passed, but contributing is entirely optional.

How many AA meetings are there in the US?

There are approximately 86,000 weekly AA and NA meetings across the United States, in all 50 states. This includes both in-person meetings and online Zoom meetings that run 24/7.

Can I attend AA online in the US?

Yes. Over 9,000 online AA meetings from US-based groups run on Zoom every week. Many run 24 hours a day. Camera is optional, you can use any name, and no registration is needed.

What is the 988 crisis line?

988 is the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline in the United States. Call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7. For substance abuse specifically, call SAMHSA at 1-800-662-4357. For more resources, visit our crisis support page.

Is AA religious?

AA is a spiritual program, not a religious one. The 12 Steps refer to a 'Higher Power' but this can mean anything you choose: nature, the group, the universe, or nothing specific. Many AA members are atheist or agnostic. There are also agnostic AA meetings available.

Can I attend NA if my drug of choice was alcohol?

Yes. NA does not distinguish between substances. Alcohol is a drug, and many NA members identify alcohol as their primary substance. The only requirement for NA membership is a desire to stop using.

Do I need a referral to attend a meeting?

No. AA and NA meetings in the United States are open to anyone, anytime. You do not need a referral, diagnosis, insurance, or appointment. You can simply show up: or click a link to join online.

Need immediate help? If you or someone you know is in crisis, support is available 24/7.

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Meeting data sourced from official AA and NA registries. Updated weekly. Last verified: 2026-09-20.

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